High Noon

In Hadleyville, a small town in New Mexico Territory, Marshal Will Kane, newly married to Amy Fowler, prepares to retire. The happy couple will soon depart for a new life: to raise a family and run a store in another town. However, word arrives that Frank Miller, a vicious outlaw whom Kane sent to prison, has been released and will arrive by the noon train, one day ahead of the new marshal. Miller's gang—his younger brother Ben, Jack Colby, and Jim Pierce—await his arrival at the train station.

MPAA Rating:	PG
Genre:	Drama, Thriller, Western
Country:	United States
Produced By:	Carl Foreman, Stanley Kramer
Directed By:	Fred Zinnemann
Written By:	Carl Foreman, John W. Cunningham
Cast:	Thomas Mitchell, Paul Kruger, Virginia Christine, Ben Corbett, Tom London, Sheb Wooley, Ralph Reed, Guy Beach, Roy Bucko, Tom Greenway, Herschel Graham, Virginia Farmer, Lon Chaney Jr., Tex Driscoll, Chuck Hayward, Harry Harvey, John Doucette, Kay Koury, Harry Shannon, Michael Jeffers, Charles Soldani, Russell Custer, Merrill McCormick, William H. O'Brien, Jack Elam, Kansas Moehring, Artie Ortego, Morgan Farley, Ernest Baldwin, Slim Talbot, Otto Kruger, Dick Elliott, Lucien Prival, William 'Bill' Phillips, Harry Morgan, Buddy Roosevelt, Jack Montgomery, Howland Chamberlain, James Millican, Paul Dubov, Eve McVeagh, William Newell, Katy Jurado, Larry J. Blake, John Breen, Lee Aaker, Tex Holden, Lee Van Cleef, Ann Kunde, Gary Cooper, Jeanne Blackford, Robert J. Wilke, Nolan Leary, Allen D. Sewall, Rudy Germane, Ted Stanhope, Tim Graham, Lloyd Bridges, Billy McCoy, Grace Kelly, Nora Bush, Cliff Clark, Ian MacDonald
In Theaters:	Jul 30, 1952
Runtime:	1 hour 25 minutes
Production:	Stanley Kramer Productions
Budget:	$730,000
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